Integrated Reporting

Chiara Mio is a Professor at Ca’ Foscari University, Venice, Italy. Professor Mio teaches corporate reporting, management control in international firms and sustainability management. She is the chair of the board at FriulAdria Bank, Italy, and she is chair of ESG (environmental social governance) Reporting Task Force at FEE (Fédérations des Experts-Comptables Européens, Belgium). Her research interests include sustainability, management accounting and integrated reporting. She has previously published Towards a Sustainable University: The Ca’Foscari Experience with Palgrave Macmillan (2012).

• 1. Integrated Reporting: The IIRC Framework Chiara Mio 2. Strategy and Business Model in Integrated Reporting Marco Vedovato 3. Value creation - A core concept of Integrated Reporting Axel Haller 4. Empirical evidence on current Integrated Reporting practices Carlo Marcon and Moreno Mancin 5. Integrated Reporting: Precursor of a paradigm shift in corporate reporting? Richard Barker and Timotius Kasim 6. Integrated Reporting: when, why and how did it happen? Jose Roberto Kassai and Nelson Carvalho 7. Integrated Report: the cases of Itau Unibanco Holding S/A and of Natura Cosmeticos S/A Alvaro Ricardino Filho and Nelson Carvalho 8. The influence of institutional investors on companies' disclosure Marco Fasan sp;< 9. The influence of Corporate Governance Structure on the Integrated Report Adoption. A first study on IIRC Pilot Programme Giovanni Fiori and Maria Federica Izzo 10. Institutional determinants of IR disclosure quality Marco Fasan, Carlo Marcon and Chiara Mio 11. Enterprise Risk Management and Integrated Reporting: is there a synergism? Giorgio S. Bertinetti and Gloria Gardenal 12. The Integrated Report and the conference calls content Elisa Cavezzali, Nazim Hussain and Ugo Rigoni 13. The Relationship between Integrated Reporting and Cost of Capital Nelson Carvalho and Fernando Dal-Ri Murcia 14. Assurance and Other Credibility Enhancing Mechanisms for Integrated Reporting Roger Simnett, Shan Zhou and Hien Hoang 15. IR: The big promise and the expectation gap Chiara Mio and Marco Fasan

“The book makes a valuable contribution to the understanding of this rapidly growing form of reporting. The broad perspectives included in the book should make it useful on a global level for many groups, including regulators and standard-setting bodies, preparers of IRs, investors, assurers, and academics. … the editor has done an excellent job in bringing together a body of research exploring the emerging field of IR.” (Wendy Green, International Journal of Accounting, Vol. 52, 2017)